Dungeon People...
I saw Dungeon People...
Clay is an adept dungeon crawler, but, prefers, like her father, to work alone. One day, while fighting a monster in the dungeon, a wall breaks, revealing a bedroom. The monster, realizing whose bedroom it is, immediately breaks character and pauses the fight. Afterwards, the dungeon administrator shows up and Clay is offered an opportunity for employment. Join our heroine, Clay, as she learns all of the secret inner-workings of the dungeon and, at the same time, tries to uncover the truth behind her missing father. This series offers a different view of the traditional role of an adventurer. I like the behind-the-scenes aspect and one item in particular caught my interest -- a slime being used as a magical fax machine. There are no naughty bits and there is a bit of red ink. Dudgeon People was a lot of fun to watch. I gave it a 4 out of 5.
She Was Searching For Her Father. But What She Found Was A Full Time Position. When Clay's father, a highly skilled thief, disappears, she literally follows in his footsteps, training as a thief and then following his trail into the dungeon where he was last seen. However, while Clay thought she could handle the dungeon's level bosses, she wasn't prepared for the actual Boss of the dungeon, a young girl named Belle! And when Belle invites Clay to join the secret staff of workers who run the dungeon from behind the scenes, it's too sweet a deal to pass up! Now going to the Dungeon isn't an adventure for Clay, it's her job as she becomes one of the Dungeon People!
Clay is an adept dungeon crawler, but, prefers, like her father, to work alone. One day, while fighting a monster in the dungeon, a wall breaks, revealing a bedroom. The monster, realizing whose bedroom it is, immediately breaks character and pauses the fight. Afterwards, the dungeon administrator shows up and Clay is offered an opportunity for employment. Join our heroine, Clay, as she learns all of the secret inner-workings of the dungeon and, at the same time, tries to uncover the truth behind her missing father. This series offers a different view of the traditional role of an adventurer. I like the behind-the-scenes aspect and one item in particular caught my interest -- a slime being used as a magical fax machine. There are no naughty bits and there is a bit of red ink. Dudgeon People was a lot of fun to watch. I gave it a 4 out of 5.
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